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5 Reasons Why You Should Pick up Your Crying Baby
When babies cry they alert caregivers of their needs or problems. Learn why it's important to pick them up.
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5 Skills to Help Guide Children Toward Success
Here are five things you should teach your children to prepare them for success later in life.
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What to Do When Baby Keeps Spitting Up
Common causes babies spit up or regurgitate their food or formula and suggestions on ways to minimize how much and how often they do.
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How Do People Find Themselves?
A background on what leads a person to feel the need or desire to find themselves with activities to help them on their path.
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What Needs to Be Done Before Banning Abortions?
Pro-life people fight to ban abortions. They have the responsibility of ensuring the kids they save will not likely spend most of their lives wishing they were never born. Pro-choice people fight for women's right to choose. Their responsibility is to ensure that obstacles don't prevent true choice.
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Top 5 Reasons You Should Not Murder Your Spouse
Five reasons why murder is not the answer to your troubles with your spouse or ex-spouse. When you take into consideration the consequences you will likely face for killing someone, divorce or avoidance is a much better choice.
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Should Parents Be Fined or Jailed If Their Children Bully People?
Bullied children across America suffer needlessly. The number and severity of attacks by bullies continue to increase exponentially with the availability of social media sites and texting capabilities. States, desperate to get a handle on it, impose fines or jail parents of bullies. Is this fair?
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Benched by the Coach in Youth Sports
Is it unfair for coaches to bench children who try their best but perform poorly? Would it be unfair for a coach to lose that position if they try unsuccessfully to train a child to perform well? What happens to a child's psyche when they are sidelined more than their teammates?
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How to Shop for Children With Autism Including Gift Ideas
Many shoppers for children with autism require a set of guidelines different from the set for neurotypical children. What shoppers purchase may not coincide with age or manufacturer's suggestions.
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How to Bring the Spirit of Lost Loved Ones Home for the Holidays
The magic needed to bring our loved ones home exists in our memories. If everyone's on board for a trip down memory lane, fun activities may make the ride more enjoyable.
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How Having an Attitude Can Improve Your Life
Attitude. That's what it takes to stop people from taking advantage of you and it can also help you make changes to improve your life.
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How the Internet Benefits Reclusive People
The conveniences the Internet provides, such as employment, shopping, and e-commerce, enhances the lives of reclusive people.
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What to Do When Someone Says Something That Hurts You
Learn ways to overcome the painful effects of negative accusations or statements made by judgmental people, bullies, and others. An exercise included to help make you feel better.
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The Mattress for Back Pain Sufferers
After eight years of sleeping on the couch because the mattresses I tried had me tossing and turning all night and waking up with horrible back pain, I, finally, found relief.
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Grocers Increase Sales Through Online Outreach and Delivery Services
Grocery stores can increase sales by providing services that attract more customers and that are likely to increase the amount of money people spend per order.
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Critical Thinking and Self Defense in Middle School Curriculum
A class designed to teach preteens, as well as, teenagers skills to make well informed, empathetic decisions regarding typical issues they encounter with a portion devoted to teaching self-defense.
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How to Stop Loving a Jerk
A guide to looking at your relationship in a new light and making changes to get on with your life.
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She the Refugee
A trilogy of poems depicting a young girl's journey from refugee to American. She came; she saw; she conquered!
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How to Mend a Broken Heart After Being Dumped
Learn positive things to do when you are fighting off a broken heart.
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CDL General Knowledge Written Exam Study Tips and Tricks
When truck drivers have to renew their licenses or when new truck drivers have to take the CDL exam, they need to know how to convert what they do into words or phrases likely to be found on the exam.
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Design Your Ad in Microsoft Word
Microsoft Word provides templates and tools that make designing an ad easy for even people with the least bit of design knowledge. Detailed instructions with design tips to make it easy for most.
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How to Put an End to Bullying
Become more aware of actions that make someone feel bullied and take action to change those things.
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How to Train Yourself to Be a Kind Person
Learn how to train yourself to be a kind or more kind person in 5 easy steps.
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The Reason We Need Labor Unions
When corporation leaders bully their employees with threats against their livelihood, labor unions stand up, block their punches, and put them in their place.
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How to Cram for an Exam - The 24 Hour Plan
Waiting until the day before an exam to study is never a good idea but if you find yourself in that situation this article provides tips and tricks to help you remember what you cram into your brain the day before. It also gives tips and tricks on how to analyze multiple choice questions so you can...
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Why People Become Reclusive and Like It
Have you ever wondered why somebody becomes a recluse? The reasons are not as strange as some people may think.
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Four Changes to Reduce Poverty
The gap between the income of a person working full-time earning minimum wage and a living wage emphasizes how people become hopeless and succumb to economic injustice.
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How to Raise Good Kids Anywhere
Surroundings and friends play major roles in the decisions our children make and the actions they take. Portraying strong examples of the positive traits we want them to emulate gives them a view of what the right thing looks like and why being honorable is important.
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A Case of Tunnel Vision in A Jury of Her Peers by Susan Glaspell
A who'dun'it approach and analysis uncovering the patterns of a botched investigation in Susan Glaspell's short story A Jury of Her Peers; based on the true story of Margaret Hossack.
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Analysis of Bullying in Ken Kesey's One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest
An analysis of the role bullying played in the fate of the mental patients in Ken Kesey's "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest."